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Sweetgrass author honoured by Status of Women Office

Sweetgrass author honoured by Status of Women Office

Kendra Weenie, an award nominated author and inspirational speaker from Sweetgrass First Nation is being featured this year on International Women’s Day by the Government of Saskatchewan’s Status of Women Office.
Message from Her Majesty The Queen on Commonwealth Day

Message from Her Majesty The Queen on Commonwealth Day

The Administrator of the Government of Canada wishes to share a message addressed to all Canadians from Her Majesty The Queen on Commonwealth Day: Over the coming week, as we celebrate the friendship, spirit of unity and achievements of the Commonwea
911 fees doubling to pay for technology upgrade

911 fees doubling to pay for technology upgrade

The fee for 911 we all pay on our phone bills is doubling and will increase in future in line with the consumer price index. In a release issued Monday, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency stated the monthly Sask911 Fee will be increasing from $0.
Workplace gender gap hits home: survey

Workplace gender gap hits home: survey

CNW - The pandemic is negatively affecting working Canadian women's careers, stress levels, and mental health at greater levels than men; while women still earn nearly a quarter less than men in total income.
Sask. vaccine rate is the best within the not so good

Sask. vaccine rate is the best within the not so good

Saskatchewan is nudging closer to 100,000 vaccines being administered.
March 7 COVID-19 update: Two new deaths, 1,428 more vaccines, 116 new cases, 209 recoveries

March 7 COVID-19 update: Two new deaths, 1,428 more vaccines, 116 new cases, 209 recoveries

Vaccines Reported An additional 1,428 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 91,884.
Performances live-streamed to a wide audience

Performances live-streamed to a wide audience

Festival Fanfare
Sometimes it takes a mountain

Sometimes it takes a mountain

Well, I’ll admit it, it’s been a tough week; even as we look forward to upcoming vaccinations and, as health officials assure us, a “light at the end of the tunnel,” I and friends have found ourselves “climbing mountains.
Limber up and let’s get gardening

Limber up and let’s get gardening

Chores for early spring!
Saskatoon investigating third homicide of 2021

Saskatoon investigating third homicide of 2021

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